Espace sportif Pailleron

Espace sportif Pailleron is a sports complex housing a swimming pool, ice rink, and fitness facilities within a 1930s building on Rue Édouard-Pailleron. The structure organizes multiple activity spaces under one roof, creating a complete sports destination for different interests and skill levels.

The original swimming pool was built in 1933 by architect Lucien Pollet as a public facility for Paris residents. The building gained historic monument status in 1998 and underwent comprehensive renovation that expanded it into a full sports complex by 2006.

The venue is named after athlete Édouard Pailleron and reflects how the city values public sports and wellness for all residents. Visitors experience a place where daily training, swimming lessons, and ice skating bring together people from the neighborhood in shared activity.

The complex is easiest to reach on foot from nearby transit connections and different activities may require advance planning depending on your interests. Allow extra time if you plan to visit multiple sections, and check opening hours for your chosen activity before arriving.

During renovation by architect Marc Mimram, the original facade was kept while modern facilities were hidden inside, preserving the building's outward character from the 1930s. This careful blend of old and new drew notice from architecture professionals for its thoughtful approach to updating a protected structure.

Location: Paris

Inception: 2006

Architects: Lucien Pollet

GPS coordinates: 48.88068,2.37813

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:49